by OnTheWayOut 24 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
"Often false prophets, when caught, try to shift the emphasis by falling back on their humanity. They would like everyone to forget the original facade and arrogance as they pretended to be the pipeline to the Holy Spirit." - Kurt Goedelman
Compound-Complex
Woodsman and Mary got it. It's so simple.
I almost understand why many of us overlooked these things. We were under the
mistaken belief that the Governing Body had that pipeline to God, so any
misunderstanding would be taken care of.
Once we know, and it is obvious that this is all supported on an invalid concept,
why can't we simply show active JW's the flaws in WT logic and help them to
become AWOKE?
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w81 11/15p.21 par.18 ‘Stay Awake and Keep Your Senses’***And while now the witness yet includes the invitation to come to Jehovah’s organization for salvation, the time no doubt will come when the message takes on a harder tone, like a "great war cry."
There's one where they actually insert themselves into the role of Christ, or as they teach, the role of Jehovah.
We do not claim to be inspired prophets They have made mistakes.
They're such commited deceivers that they can't even speak in the first person.
Anyway if they aren't false prophets, why do they keep prophecying......falsely ?
They have made mistakes.
By saying Jehovah's Witnesses do not claim to be inspired prophets. They have made mistakesand going on to say "they," the average JW is supposed to think of the individuals in the
congregations, instead of the governing body. The average JW is possibly going to reflect this
upon rank and file understanding, maybe even the writers of the WT magazine. The average
outsider would immediately think of the leaders, that's part of why they don't understand the
JW who argues for these guys.
